Met 'Now Investigating Hate Crime' After Windrush Portraits Vandalised

Man arrested twice after pictures dedicated to Windrush generation vandalised

The exhibition was vandalised two weeks after it was put on display in Windrush Square in Brixton

Windrush exhibit vandalism not racially motivated - Met Police

The exhibition celebrating the Windrush generation was vandalised in what some felt was a hate crime.

Met 'now investigating hate crime' after Windrush portraits vandalised

The police have further arrested the 24-year-old suspect on suspicion of racially aggravated criminal damage

Reggae Choir remembers historic injustice at site of Windrush vandalism

As news came through that a suspect had been arrested on suspicion of a racially motivated crime, Windrush Square was a meeting point for song and solidarity on Tuesday evening as around 40 members of Peckham’s Reggae Choir made their pressence felt in front of the vandalised Windrush Untold Stories exhibition. Gathering near the Cherry Groce memorial, Reggae Choir sang in front of the defaced portraits of Windrush pioneers, standing in remembra…

Police continue to investigate Windrush Square exhibition attack

The Metropolitan police said today (8 July) that officers are continuing to investigate the circumstances around vandalism to the exhibition honouring the Windrush generation in Brixton. This follows an earlier statement in which they said the incident was not being treated as a hate crime. Police said they were alerted to vandalism in Windrush Square […]

Outrage as Windrush exhibition portraits vandalised

LONDON: A special portrait exhibition which was installed in Windrush Square, Brixton, south London last month to honour members of the Windrush generation was vandalised by unknown person or persons last week. Organisers of the temporary...